Fable turned remarkable into Tom Riddle's diary from Harry Potter

A developer turned the reMarkable Paper Pro tablet into something that looks ripped straight out of Harry Potter: you write on the page, your words fade away, and the device writes back like Tom Riddle’s creepy diary. But while the project itself is undeniably theatrical, the real show is the comment section, where people swung wildly between awe, jokes, and "hold on, is this actually cursed?"

The loudest reaction was pure delight. One commenter called it "sick, in the 90's Tony Hawk sense", basically celebrating the fact that people can now just dream up weird ideas and build them fast. Another big sentiment: the concept is so bizarre it almost breaks language. One person said the title read like a "Curtains for Zoosha?"-style meme, meaning it sounded like one of those internet phrases that feels generated in a fever dream unless you see a demo. That confusion actually became part of the charm.

Then came the darker, funnier backlash. One commenter joked that if this tool can now make horcruxes, maybe the government needs to step in. Another pushed back on the whole comparison, pointing out that Tom Riddle’s diary was not exactly a wholesome product mascot, since it literally manipulated people into helping an evil wizard. And because the internet can never stay on one track, someone else took a hard detour into defending Ginny Weasley as the true survivor of the whole saga. So yes: cool gadget, spooky vibes, and a comment thread that instantly turned into fandom court, meme court, and ethics court all at once.